18 monthsProgramme duration
49,700 AUDTuition Fee/year
02 Feb, 2026Application Deadline
2Scholarships
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Manufacturing and Production
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
QUT’s Master of Advanced Manufacturing is a 1.5 year, full-time postgraduate degree. In this course, you can choose from two majors:
This degree is designed for students with a background in engineering and a recognised undergraduate degree from the identified disciplines to provide a foundation for continued learning.
Net zero emissions and sustainable bioprocessing practices are core to business now. Companies are looking to hire engineers who can develop sustainable manufacturing systems using the latest technological and operational strategies.
Developments in digital and robotic manufacturing are creating new opportunities for achieving circularity in production systems, minimising waste at industrial scales, integrating net positive environmental technologies, and producing high quality, high value, highly customised manufactured products. Implementation of Industry 4.0 strategies, and evolving into Industry 5.0 concepts and beyond, sees manufacturing approaches that are human centred, resilient, and able to achieve true sustainability.
In this degree, you will learn to strategically apply new technologies and modes of manufacturing to help streamline operations and innovate. You’ll learn to address emerging trends in de-carbonisation and lead projects using sustainable materials and processes such as biofuels and animal-free food production. You'll learn how to build sustainability and resilience into a manufacturing process when supply chain impacts affect production.
This course is ideal for innovative future leaders in both established manufacturing firms and new entrepreneurial ventures.
You’ll learn in cutting edge facilities such as our QUT Pioneer BioPilot, based on the site of an operating sugar factory, which is a unique research and development facility that converts biomass into biofuels, green chemicals and other bioproducts at the pilot scale.
You’ll also have access to ArmHUB – our jointly owned innovation hub for agile robotics, AI and design for manufacture industry. The hub is at the forefront of industrial transformation, building strong local supply chains and preparing companies for success in global markets.
- Digital and Robotics Manufacturing
- Bioprocess Engineering
This degree is designed for students with a background in engineering and a recognised undergraduate degree from the identified disciplines to provide a foundation for continued learning.
Net zero emissions and sustainable bioprocessing practices are core to business now. Companies are looking to hire engineers who can develop sustainable manufacturing systems using the latest technological and operational strategies.
Developments in digital and robotic manufacturing are creating new opportunities for achieving circularity in production systems, minimising waste at industrial scales, integrating net positive environmental technologies, and producing high quality, high value, highly customised manufactured products. Implementation of Industry 4.0 strategies, and evolving into Industry 5.0 concepts and beyond, sees manufacturing approaches that are human centred, resilient, and able to achieve true sustainability.
In this degree, you will learn to strategically apply new technologies and modes of manufacturing to help streamline operations and innovate. You’ll learn to address emerging trends in de-carbonisation and lead projects using sustainable materials and processes such as biofuels and animal-free food production. You'll learn how to build sustainability and resilience into a manufacturing process when supply chain impacts affect production.
This course is ideal for innovative future leaders in both established manufacturing firms and new entrepreneurial ventures.
You’ll learn in cutting edge facilities such as our QUT Pioneer BioPilot, based on the site of an operating sugar factory, which is a unique research and development facility that converts biomass into biofuels, green chemicals and other bioproducts at the pilot scale.
You’ll also have access to ArmHUB – our jointly owned innovation hub for agile robotics, AI and design for manufacture industry. The hub is at the forefront of industrial transformation, building strong local supply chains and preparing companies for success in global markets.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Manufacturing and Production
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
QUT’s Master of Advanced Manufacturing is a 1.5 year, full-time postgraduate degree. In this course, you can choose from two majors:
This degree is designed for students with a background in engineering and a recognised undergraduate degree from the identified disciplines to provide a foundation for continued learning.
Net zero emissions and sustainable bioprocessing practices are core to business now. Companies are looking to hire engineers who can develop sustainable manufacturing systems using the latest technological and operational strategies.
Developments in digital and robotic manufacturing are creating new opportunities for achieving circularity in production systems, minimising waste at industrial scales, integrating net positive environmental technologies, and producing high quality, high value, highly customised manufactured products. Implementation of Industry 4.0 strategies, and evolving into Industry 5.0 concepts and beyond, sees manufacturing approaches that are human centred, resilient, and able to achieve true sustainability.
In this degree, you will learn to strategically apply new technologies and modes of manufacturing to help streamline operations and innovate. You’ll learn to address emerging trends in de-carbonisation and lead projects using sustainable materials and processes such as biofuels and animal-free food production. You'll learn how to build sustainability and resilience into a manufacturing process when supply chain impacts affect production.
This course is ideal for innovative future leaders in both established manufacturing firms and new entrepreneurial ventures.
You’ll learn in cutting edge facilities such as our QUT Pioneer BioPilot, based on the site of an operating sugar factory, which is a unique research and development facility that converts biomass into biofuels, green chemicals and other bioproducts at the pilot scale.
You’ll also have access to ArmHUB – our jointly owned innovation hub for agile robotics, AI and design for manufacture industry. The hub is at the forefront of industrial transformation, building strong local supply chains and preparing companies for success in global markets.
- Digital and Robotics Manufacturing
- Bioprocess Engineering
This degree is designed for students with a background in engineering and a recognised undergraduate degree from the identified disciplines to provide a foundation for continued learning.
Net zero emissions and sustainable bioprocessing practices are core to business now. Companies are looking to hire engineers who can develop sustainable manufacturing systems using the latest technological and operational strategies.
Developments in digital and robotic manufacturing are creating new opportunities for achieving circularity in production systems, minimising waste at industrial scales, integrating net positive environmental technologies, and producing high quality, high value, highly customised manufactured products. Implementation of Industry 4.0 strategies, and evolving into Industry 5.0 concepts and beyond, sees manufacturing approaches that are human centred, resilient, and able to achieve true sustainability.
In this degree, you will learn to strategically apply new technologies and modes of manufacturing to help streamline operations and innovate. You’ll learn to address emerging trends in de-carbonisation and lead projects using sustainable materials and processes such as biofuels and animal-free food production. You'll learn how to build sustainability and resilience into a manufacturing process when supply chain impacts affect production.
This course is ideal for innovative future leaders in both established manufacturing firms and new entrepreneurial ventures.
You’ll learn in cutting edge facilities such as our QUT Pioneer BioPilot, based on the site of an operating sugar factory, which is a unique research and development facility that converts biomass into biofuels, green chemicals and other bioproducts at the pilot scale.
You’ll also have access to ArmHUB – our jointly owned innovation hub for agile robotics, AI and design for manufacture industry. The hub is at the forefront of industrial transformation, building strong local supply chains and preparing companies for success in global markets.
Admission Requirements
79+
58+
6.5+
176+
4+
Entry requirements
Digital and Robotic Manufacturing major
You must have:
Digital and Robotic Manufacturing major
You must have:
- A recognised completed four-year full-time (or equivalent) engineering degree in a relevant discipline with a minimum GPA of 4.00 (on QUT’s 7 point scale); or
- A recognised completed three-year full-time (or equivalent) engineering degree in a relevant discipline plus at least 2.00 years full-time (or equivalent) of professional experience in manufacturing.
Digital and Robotic Manufacturing major relevant engineering disciplines
- agricultural
- chemical
- computer and software systems
- electrical
- industrial
- manufacturing
- mechanical
- mechatronics
- medical
- mining
- naval
- process
- production
- robotics
Bioprocess Engineering major
You must have:- A recognised completed four-year full-time (or equivalent) degree in a relevant discipline with a minimum GPA of 4.00 (on QUT’s 7 point scale); or
- A recognised completed three-year full-time (or equivalent) degree in a relevant discipline plus at least 2.00 years full-time (or equivalent) of professional experience in manufacturing.
Bioprocess Engineering major relevant disciplines
- agricultural engineering
- chemical engineering
- industrial chemistry
- process engineering
02 Feb 2026
1.5 Years
Feb
Jul
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,500 AUD
International
49,700 AUD
Scholarships
Value
20% tuition fee waiver
Deadline
31 Dec 2027
Application requirements
QS Event Attendance is NOT required
Entry requirements
Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Value
25% tuition fee waiver
Deadline
31 Dec 2027
Application requirements
QS Event Attendance is NOT required
Entry requirements
Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
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